Summary
Sakamoto Elementary serves 571 students in grades K–6 in San Jose, California, in the Oak Grove Elementary area. Its 2025–2026 results are above both the state and district in English language arts (ELA), math, and science. The clearest takeaway is math: Sakamoto’s 59% proficiency rate was 20 percentage points above the state and 14 above the district.
Compared with five nearby same-district K–6 schools, Sakamoto ranked second in math, first in science, and third in ELA. Its math result of 59% was 15 points above their average of 44%; science was 47%, 8 points above the peer average of 39%; and ELA was 54%, 7 points above the peer average of 47%. ELA is therefore a relative soft spot, although Sakamoto still exceeded the state by 5 points and the district by 6. Science was also above the state by 11 points and the district by 6.
Over the years shown, math rose 8 percentage points, from 51% in 2022–2023 to 59% in 2025–2026, and science rose 8 points, from 39% to 47%; ELA slipped 1 point, from 55% to 54%. The school’s lead over the state widened in math and science but narrowed in ELA. SchoolDigger ranks Sakamoto 1,402 out of 5,804 statewide, at the 76th percentile with 4 stars—a strong standing, though three nearby ranked schools are higher. Its 2024–2025 student-teacher ratio was 22.9, near the local average, and 27% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible. One notable subgroup difference is SchoolDigger’s 29th-percentile ranking for Multi-racial Students in 2025–2026, down from 62 the year before and well below Sakamoto’s overall 76th percentile; these rankings compare how well the school serves that group relative to the same group at other schools.
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